On March 16, 2022, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskiy signed Law No. 3637 "On Virtual Assets", which brings cryptocurrency out of the shadows by legalizing it.
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06.08.2021
Ukraine has become one step closer to the creation of a CBDC. The President of Ukraine has signed a new law that will allow the National Bank to launch its own digital currency. The official page of the presidential administration stated that with the adoption of the law, it will also be possible to create a regulatory sandbox, develop the financial services market and introduce innovations in the economy.
13.07.2021
E-hryvnia is at the final stage of development. The country's financial regulator presented the results of a survey analyzing the demand for the central bank's digital currency, as well as possible options for its use, describing everything in detail in the report.
23.06.2021
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on its website published an improved law “On Virtual Assets”, which was adopted in December 2020.
17.06.2021
The head of the Ministry of Digital Development, Mikhail Fedorov, based on impressive statistics on the circulation of cryptocurrency in the country, noted that there is no legal framework and law in Ukraine, and cryptocurrency is still not legalized, and this is a significant problem for the economy and the state as a whole.
10.06.2021
As a result of the analysis of the London-based analytical company Elliptic, about 4.5% of all bitcoin mining falls on Iran. Despite these figures, the situation with cryptocurrencies in the country is quite controversial.
10.06.2021
For the first time in the world, the state has accepted Bitcoin as a payment method. This bill was adopted in a small country in terms of population – El Salvador.
10.06.2021
First Deputy head of the National Bank of the country Ekaterina Rozhkova explained the NBU's position on cryptocurrencies.
10.02.2020
According to the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, transactions with cryptocurrency are subject to verification by the anti-money laundering service.
30.01.2020
According to the Nonprofit Tech for Good report, cryptocurrencies are becoming more popular thanks to donations. The number of organisations accepting charitable donations in this way has doubled compared to last year. But despite this growth, cryptocurrencies make up only 2% of all donations.